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MMEA to get new copters and vessels
PORT DICKSON: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) is set to receive four new helicopters to enhance its operational capabilities.
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Who will be PKR’s deputy president?
PETALING JAYA: The stage is set for a potentially seismic shift within PKR, as its founding figures, rising stars and loyal incumbents converge in a leadership race that could reshape the party's future.
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New waste-to-energy facility takes shape in Manjung
KAMPAR: A waste-to-energy (WTE) facility, which breaks down rubbish into biogas, is being developed in Manjung, says Sandrea Ng.
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Tok Mat: South Asian tensions can hurt trade
PUTRAJAYA: The Pakistan-India conflict could affect Malaysia economically, as the country has substantial trade ties with both nations.
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Flights to India and Pakistan take a hit as travellers cancel trips
KLANG: Although southern India is not affected by India-Pakistan fighting, flights there are also seeing a drop in passengers as Malaysians get jittery about going to the sub-continent.
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Hydrogen refuel station to drive clean energy R & D
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia has taken significant steps towards a clean energy future by introducing the Mobile Hydrogen Refuelling Station (MHRS) development project to drive innovation in the hydrogen-based mobility sector, it was revealed.
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Action plan needed for policy to be effective
PETALING JAYA: For the National Children's Policy to be effective, the government must set a social protection floor for children and announce the policy's deliverables along with its action plan, say experts.
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‘Register workers for PERKESO by May 31 or face action’
KUALA LUMPUR: Employers who have yet to register their workers under the Social Security Organisation (PERKESO) and have outstanding contributions are given until May 31 to do so, says Human Resources Minister Steven Sim.
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Priority on children’s well-being
PETALING JAYA: The upgraded National Children's Policy focuses on the different challenges that youth now face with the rise of new forms of crimes, violence, exploitation and neglect.
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Pasir Gudang-Kempas Baru passenger train to serve key Johor stretch
JOHOR BARU: Passenger train services will soon run along the Pasir Gudang-Kempas Baru route, previously reserved solely for cargo trains, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook.
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Over 90% of ailing PR1MA projects rescued, says Nga
SEREMBAN: Over 90% of the troubled or ailing projects by PR1MA Corporation Malaysia (PR1MA) nationwide have been completed as of last month, says Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming (pic).
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Sirim targets 2,000 ESG certs for Malaysian firms
SHAH ALAM: Sirim Bhd aims to certify around 2,000 companies with environmental, social and governance (ESG)-related certification by the end of this year, as part of efforts to prepare local industries for global markets.
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Pamela’s family calls for transparency in probe
KUALA LUMPUR: The family of Datin Seri Pamela Ling Yueh is calling for proper updates from the authorities regarding the progress of the investigation into her disappearance.
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Mum-believable offers on flowers
JOHOR BARU: With Mothers Day celebration on Sunday, people have started flocking to florists here in search of the perfect bouquet for the mothers in their lives.
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Jewellery remains a top choice for Mothers Day gifts
GEORGE TOWN: Gold jewellery remains a popular Mothers Day gift, with many opting for smaller, budget-friendly pieces despite the high prices.
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Azam Baki’s MACC tenure extended for third time
PETALING JAYA: Tan Sri Azam Baki's (pic) tenure as Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner has been extended for one more year, announces Chief Secretary to the Government.
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Anwar sends well wishes to Catholics
PETALING JAYA: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has congratulated Catholics in Malaysia and around the world on the election of a new pope.
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Malaysia courts Europe
PETALING JAYA: Business-friendly policies and facilities that can benefit foreign investors were among topics discussed during the International Economic Senate's (Internationaler Wirtschaftssenat – IWS) visit to Malaysia, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Cross-sector job moves approved for foreign workers
PETALING JAYA: In a move aimed at addressing Malaysia's labour demand, foreign workers in formal sectors will soon be allowed to switch employers across different sectors, a policy welcomed as practical and timely by industry stakeholders.
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Imports from South Asia may be affected if tensions worsen
PETALING JAYA: The open hostilities between India and Pakistan could see Malaysia facing a food shortage.
